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cANApsAN Pacific 3. \ KxcUssioNs
PAD. - eagsS East vii save uaoesy sy
cAls.ps &C e W. McGuSH, q NIL
gsesi. is
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UaasFwear bait pstce. eRs@s % sSA
sleai Rssna - tkists SO and - Sorssts
Nss e'eaFAnes sale san FFaeftaco
Sscfs.
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Steamer et. PatFlck
A PTER JUNE orn WILL LEAVE 1aAs11
N for Union City On Msnany merninE W.
Union City FOE Port Gamhls, Tusefn1 aglr
Save Port 0ambla, Wednesday m1Hl -
seabeek 8eabeck fer PORT GAMBIA, Aa1aN
morning; PoFt Gamble for ea1eer. 49,
morning; ssabeck Tor Pert 0antiss l.4
marninG; Rurs 0embis for Boaheot, MaA4
morning. J. MACoMBER, Master &
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Full hntsh hose sss FedacSd 30 t1Ase
tsnsY strips snish hose los retuced b
s., clearance sale San franclsco store,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

81 PxEnRSHuAa. Aag, IAN imwsnse
migration movement Il pFoeeSding in
Canlral Russia. ptaSAnts aud farmers
going 10 lArEe nnMh9Fs 10 Western si-
hsEia, where free pastures Ard arabic
Iands abocEa. Tbs movement threat
ems 30 resalt In a ssri0us Agricultural
crisis. II h reported thai The Govern
meat ls about 10 step The immiRFAtson.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

eAr FRAMcBc0, Aua. 1.-Oapta1n
Sloan Of the bark AFcuturus, On wnien
vas found yesterday so ponnds o.
opium, vas TUNED over 70 the U1ited
States Marshal this morning. and ne
wa Afterwards released on $1Oc9 bail.
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Rasseru caplsalIsss.

San FRGncIsoo, Ang. 1.-The steamer
State Of California, Wkieh sailed this
nornina for Portland. carried thirty
Eastern people, Who viii visit the fel
Iowstone Park. Among the passengers
vas Charles BlaisdelI, nephew Of ex-
Governor Blaisdell, Of Nevada. DE y
accompanied by three ERstern capital
lists, Who 90 to Alaska 70 take posses
sion Of q mine there which ne has
hor,da1 N than
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

Gents standius llnen collars all siEss,
rraased % s., elearAnse sAie- San frsn-
rtsco stole.
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NEE YOEx, Ana. 1.-Aka meeting OF
pEominsni Operators hsld this morning
L was decided thai Q check 10 the de-
cline IN the stock market vas ebselose-
u necessary 20 save the country from
panic. 8. v. White, A. T. Bateman and
Addison Oormeek agreed 70 boy nfty
thousand shAre5 Of stock for ehat par.
peso. This b1ying turned the market
and caused an advance Of two Per cent.
all around. The purchases we're for the
purpose Of covering Short sales made at
much higher aaaTea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02
Settlers fer Yakima.

eAH Francisco. Aug L-Five families
from Texas left overland this evening
70 settle IN Yakima County. Washington
Territory.
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CALCUTTA, Aug. 1.-The city OF Pesh-
awup. In the northwest part Of India, IN
the Pupiaub, is infested With cholera Of
the worst type. Three thousand deaths
from the disease occurred daring July.
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Vifrfol -ThFoWtng Case.

Los AH0KLEA AnG. 1.-This morning.
IN Judge GsFdineF's Court, the ease OF
Grettie Roseile, accused Of throwing
viiFiol on the faee Of one PetFies was
called snd continued till tomoFFow,
when lodge Gardiner will decide
whether OF not be will postpone the
case until the deposition Of residents Of
NeW York state could be obtained a. 10
the defendaEt's charasteR and veFseity.
Governor Hill was named among the
afiants wanted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

American Express, los; Canadian
Pacific, IS; Canada Southern, so
Central Pacific, IS; Burlington, 1894
Delaware, LsckRWsua & Western, 128X
Denver 4 Rio Grande, q: Michi.
Gan Central, 81; Kansas 4 TexAs
e5k; New York Central, l07
Northern Pacific. S2X, preferred, $50
Northwestern ll2x; Oregon Improve.
ment. a.; Oregon Navigation 80
Oregon TFanscontinental, 251S: Pacific
Mail, ssh; Rock IAland, 126; St. Paul
7sF: Texas Pacific. 27l4; Union Pacific
5ss(; United States Express, "a; Wells
Fargo Express. 1YTbf; Western Union
M; Erie SA; Lake shore. 9lk
Louisville 4 Nashville, 6l&.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

CiggcAso, Aas. Ia. J. Whitnan.
esook keeper for the OsstfAl Uninn Tel.
sphone Ocnpany, vAs arrested today
fag foEgssy, ard SAiyinG sxsmtnAti0u.
uas committed b the cri1inal esart
urccr 500 eon1s. Thrte years $50
NeituAn enieted The telepAoee eon-
pasy's r1ey. and rap.4ly wea DIS way
% rrcmEeace. Wfthta tie three yearS
- Tar a. aN,srtained. BE has Aoqalrea q
6e1cit q &socoo Wkit1An wma ana.
eis 10 faFnise bail and veni 10 lAil
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Especial 70 the Post-THtslligsHoer.I
DoxALD (B. o., Aug. LA bridge
carpenter named Story, formerly OF
Piston, Nova Scotia, fell OF bridge
near Rogers Pass this afternoon, and
rolled down the slope some forty feet
into the stream belos, sustaining 9
fracture Of the skull and other injuries.
BE was brought 20 the hospital here,
where be now lies in very critical con-
dition. The accident viii probably
Move fatal.
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arock MAKKrr u NV YokK.


NRv YoRK. Aug. The stock market
today presented on ths whole a much
nrmer tone than any time daring last
week. though the announcement Of sus-
pension By Gould 4 Henry vas made the
basis Of another effort 10 depress prices.
The feeling on the street vas much
more hopeful and tbs covering Of shorts
vas on q large scale, while considerable
buying was needed for the new clique.
An eEort al depression kept the market
al q feveFish and uussttled state for
son1e time, bot the bears found the
buyinR too strong and they began 70
swim with the tide. The advance after
set-hack for the remainder Of the dAy.
and very few special features we're de-
veloped. Lake Shore vas the stock
which seemed 10 respond the least 10
among the leading active stocks In
day. Reading sold With the third
early II the day, but recovered hand
someiy during the afternoon. There
vas an active market 81 the opening,
which Vas made % By irregular changes
from Saturdays closing figures. Al.
tAongh the declines we're in the ma
iority, further gains we're made In the
early dealings. however, which ranged
40 over ore per cent. Teess we're more
than iosf 10 the reaction which fol
l0Wsd, but toward aeon she feFerish-
ness and unsettled feeling began 10
wear away, and later 10 was steady and
very unifoEua. An appreciation 90 values
occurred vhich laAed until the close
There Vas hall abo1t 2 O'Clock and
insignificant losses followed. bat the
last hour vas marked BY revived fFm-
ness. and the close vas dEn 10 strong q
abcat The highest figures Of She day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

PALArKA Is o.. Aae. I'VE. Y.
Forward. Clara % the Cirsaia Coart,
Chairman % The DomocrAtic Ooansy
ExecaSive Comnitaee and an ex-Cdr
eais Oourt 1adSs. has been suspended
By tbs Govexnnr 90 enAsges Of Maltese
ance. embeEnleDent. mutfiaiion e
rrearis ard vAriozs disrspatabls trans
actions iEvalytnR, - esiin ated ~ bis
trend. $50
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TINTED STATES or AMERICA, TERRI.
~ tory Of Washington, Third Judicial Dis
tFfct-as
In the District Court holding terms at Seattle.
No. s42e-The United Sgatas Of America vs..
furniture
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No Riahs 10 EAIerfere.

TRESrON, Aug. i.-Jnstiee Bradley de-
livered his opinion today on the motion
10 dissolve the Injunction restraining
the Baltimore Railroad Company and
the Staten Island Rapid Transit Oom.
pany from constructing q bridge over
ste Arthur Kill. on Staten Island Sound.
He decided that the State had no right
10 interfere.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02
Beth killed Instantly.

BRIDoKPoRr, AuR. l. - George W.
self, killing both instantly. The couple
lived apaFt several months, and when
whetstein called al his wife's residence
and asked II she would return and live
wish him she refused. and be began fiF.
ing. He vas 70 and the wife 80 years
OF age.
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News FrsW uoneluia.

SAN FRASC1spo. Aag. l.--Sshoonsra
RosAnA and Anna are IN ffons the Sand
Nioh Islands. Tie AnnA LET'S on the
sixth day after the steamer bad depart.
Cd fruTu Honolulu. bat smiling fFon an.
other island. she brings no later news
regarding revsletioEAsy topics. The
sriS John d. SPfsekles IL expects q
every boar. she was a. the port Of
HaDolnl1 When the steamer sailed.
TheFe has Be e. rough weather On The
faerds latsly. Bafairg winds And high
seas have delayed sailing vessels.
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cucA0o cxrTLR MAMKKx.
Ca1cA0s, AaR. 1.-CAttls-Rsesipaa,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

DETROIT, AnR. The preliminary
trial OF Sergeant UlAFk, OF the Twenty
third Regiment, Uaited states Infantry,
for the shooting Of Private Albert stone,
resulted In hts Discharge, the court hold.
IT'D that the soldier mus obey any legal
order % bis superior officera. Stone,
Who bad been sentenced 10 military
tary discipline, tried 90 escape, and
Clark, Who vas on Rusrd, shot him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

SAN FRAxorsCo, Aug. This British
shin Star Of eootia, which sailed from
this Dor. on April 9Th. wheat laden. for
Queenstown, was reported today as hav-
inQ been wrecked at the falkland
Islands. The vessel is total loss. Part
of the crew, which numbered ten, we're
saved. She was worth $4,000, fully in
uured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

PoKTsxoUTH (0.l, August This
morning the Jury 10 the case Of Aft.
Mccoy, charged With DR.. Northfup's
murder. returned verdict Of guilty in
the second degree. There is much dis
shooting vas done In daylight, IN the
street, and most people regard Il e.
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Tragic Remanee.
Motions OverruIed.

CHIoAao, Aug. 1.-JudRe Shepard this
forenoon overrnied she petition for 9
new trial Of E. Mcdonald and w. ].
MeGaRisle. charged With conspiracy.
He sentenced Z. Mcdonald to three
years in the penitentiary. A melton
Tor arrest Of Judgment was also over
ralad
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NEW roKx aAkKKTA

NV YoEK, Aag. L-Hops. barely
Eteady.
Coaee-Spot. fair; BIO, nominal, el9;
options. lever, fairly ective. closing
ARA. Sues. 81 90 has; Auxast. SIS GO:
septsmbsF. 9l6.7oS 1855; Osaobsg,
SIC S1sst7; November, fi6E79IT; De-
esmber, ki6s1sl7l0i January. SIG
Is-lA.
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S9cas-Stesdys naolsesss s1Rar. AZ;
esstFffnesl. 5 ~ Sa6S sis; refined,
qoist, steady. gaits Q. S9S Is; vel.
loo. a. 9tsS: n A. S s-l6; O, S sis;
standard. S9S ! Is; RrannlAfed. 5 - leo
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EARAToGA, August The attendance
today vas fair for an extIa day. The
track vas In good condition. In the
FIRST race, one mile. Queen Rlizabeth
Won; Harry Russell second, Safe Ban
third; time: 1s45. In the second race,
sweepstakes for all ages, one and Q
quarter miles, Swift Won; Bennstt
second, Springfield third; time: 2:l3.
In the third race, mile and fuFlong.
Pomona won, with BFonzomsrt second,
and Vosburg third; time: 25oH. In
the fourth race. for year olds and up
wards. three quarters mile, Leila won;
Santa Clara second. HarrodsburR third;
time; 1:l9. In the 9th race, three
quarters mile, Tamboutte won; Belle
Law second, Avery third; time: 1:l7.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

CHICAGO. AuR. l-OhicaRO. Is; VAST
linton. o.
DETHoTT. Aue. l.-Detroit, 2; Philse
delpAia, I.
IxpIASAFoIEs. Aag. i.-India napOlis,
:. Boateu 10.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 1.-Money on call,
easy at 4t16 per cent, last loans closed
6Cf6; prime mercantile pager, 65f6; sser-
ling exchange, dull and steady at
t4s2h for sixty days and t4.sIA for
demand.
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CourteOus employees splendid
equipmaniA, three thouaand NlM
gmooth eteel raj track. n4laa,.--
einna iEa entire len9thi
ever changing panoFanmM
0rend ard MaaDlfcenl tceE&fit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-06

book l'arnr is all right long ez he is
In de parlor. but he amt much ercount
when he gifts out inter de woods. ar.
kansdW Traveller.
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Marriage Bells.

The marriage of Mr.. w. A. Babcock
to Miss Blanch Aldehoff, took place
last night at the First Methodist Epis-
copal Church. The interesting mar
riage ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mr.. Pierce in an impressive man.
her. The bride and groom were well
coined into the church by the organ
pealing forth "Mendelsson's Wedding
March" which was rendered exquisetly
by Prof Kreissig, late of New York.
1t was bright, happy wedding. At
tending the couple were a little niece
and nephew, each carrying beauti-
full basket of exquisite flowers. The
young people bore themselves with
much grace aud dignity, as If to the
manor born.
After ey were made one, they re-
paired to the home of the brides par
ents where an elegant repast awaited
them. Friends welcomed them and
wished them joy on their voyage of
life. After this happy hour they took
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-06
safe Burglars.

"Professional' safe burglars are EVIL
IDENTIFY in the city. Last night they
made two attacks and were successful
Some time in the night they effected
an entrance in the rear of holland "
Smiths hardware store, No. 7O9 Elm
street, without much trouble to them
selves, being accustomed to that kind
of business. From every appearance
they proceeded with small haste. They
drilled a hole into the safe on the left
of the knob. After that was COM
pleted small punch was placed in the
hole and two or three blows from a
mufIled hammer broke the combina-
ton and the door was easily opened.
They got 800 in money. They selected
some choice cutlery before leaving,
Just to what value is not known.
Either the same persons or members
of the gang went through Kellars
safe, Il saloon keeper in East Dallas,
also at some time during last night.
The operations were the same as at
holland Il Smiths. Here they got be-
tween $50 and $40. These safes were
opened in precisely the same manner
as the safe at Mr.. Shea's saloon, which
was burglarized a short time ago.
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Chief Peter Joseph, OF the Abennl-
kee Indians, who has been resident in
Saratoga, n. Y, for the past thirty-live
years, died Friday morning, aged 9S
years. Chief Joseph was born in Can
ada and served in the British army in
the war of 1912 with the rank of cap
tain in the Indian contingent of Gen.
Brooks army. He has for several
years been the recipient from the Brit
ish government of an annual stipend
of $50. The bent form and flowing
gray locks of the aged chief have long
been familiar on the street and encamp-
ment at Saratoga.
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He Couldn't Spell.

met a boy the other day, a member
Of the Latin School in good and regu.
lar standing" well up in tennis and an
expert in rowing and the management
Of horse-iuick, sharp and ready as s
magnetic needle for his own especial
work in the world was he, and yeti
hate to tell it--he could not spell. The
large words he got over beautifully. II
was the little ones that bothered him
and brought him to grief. NO was
was his bette noir, and routed him worse
than company of dragons. As he
couldn't spell it distinctly, so that the
boys understood him, he seldom use6
it, finally cutting the word dead when
ever they CHANGED to meet. So it fell
into this routine: "Jim, come up to a
little card affair in my room tonight"
yes" says Jim promptly.
Mum is the word. Honor bright
now"
"All right" says Jim, when he meant
AL wrong.
Have a cigar Old Dufrer won't
know it."
Thanks" says Jim, wishing the
things didn't make him so deathly
sick.
"Cut Rotations tomorrow. We
fellows are going to New York to see
Irving. Stay over night at the Wind
sor Come on, old boy"
agreed" said Jim, readily.
make q haul on Duaer for the
stamps-ehP"
Yes" says Jim, glad he was the
only son ard had ready command Of
the stamps"
Boys, why doesn't he thunder out d
no in the faces of those other fellows,
just for the pleasure of seeing them
jump into some sort of respect for
him! They despise him as well rs you
and |, and laugh behind his back, that
hasn't got any bone in it. Whatever
you do, | beg of you, do begin the New
Year, or rather end this old one decent
ly, by learning to spell distinctly and
promptly, n-o.-Wike Quake
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-06
Another HapnY Counlc.

Rev. o. p. Thomas united in mar
riage last night, at the Floyd street NJ.
E. Church, Mr.. NJ. ii. Peternan and
Miss Bertha Frechot. It was quiet
but very pleasant and happy wedding
and the immediate friends very warm
ly congratulated the happy couple. They
left for Toronto, Canada, the home OF
Mr.. Peterman, who is a brother of Al
derman Peterman.
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Plantation Philosophy.

$50 got mo- 'spect fur er kline heart
Dol den | has fur er cruel wise man.
y business dat makes drunkards
thrives when dar is er sober man
e head o. it.
line times outen ten de man what IS
+ err sayin dat man is got or strong
|pine den err oman amt able to con-
his own appetite.
y man what doan know nuthin' hut
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Having a Good Time.

This afternoon there is pleasant
company gathered at the residence OF
Capt. NJ. : Sheets, S17 Bryan street,
where the ladies of the Mctho dist
Church have gathered and where the
members and others drop in and drink
tea and chat awhile. The tea opened
at 2 o'clock this afternoon and contin-
ucs until 8 O'Clock.
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s1ember ISL twenty-five patients. uu-
mitted during the mouth twenty-four;
treated forty-six; died four; discharged
cured twenty-one: remaining Decem-
bier 81, q, of whom ten are women and
children DIR Carter says: "This con
dition OF the hospital indicates very
healthy state of the poor of the city,
and a great scarcity of Migrants. Tie
present health of the city is simply re-
markable.
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The Eternal Fitness Of Things.

A few evenings ago fine-looking,
well-dressed negro, as black as black
can be, entered drug store and in
quired semi-confidcntially of the clerk
''Do you keep lampblackP"
a can give on some,' was the re.
ply. "How much do you wantP"
Well. you see, sah-ah-is it very
}? / would like a little, sab, in
retty box-like these, pointing at
cs containing toilet articles in the
w-cases.
Well" said the clerk, obviously, =
no; what do you want it forP"
For dc toilet, sab; for my wife
powdahs, sahw-BuGaio Erpress,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-06
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum,
Fever Sores, letter Chapped Hands,
Chilblain~. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
w. II. lowell q Bro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-06
Notice for the Ladies.

Ladies' who are DESTROYS of having
tleir finger nails beautiiied for New
Y ears should call on Mrs. Benton, the
Manicure, at the Public Library.
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Hynlenial.

Cards are out for the marriage of
Mr.. Ben Fabian and Mrs. johanna
Hoffstadt, Sunday evening, January
10th, at z p. m, at Mr.. b. Salomon's
residence 404 Carter street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-06
DR.. w ASS E RI u G
To Young and Middlc-Aged Men
Sure Cure

The awful effect of early vice, which
brings organic weakness, destroy both the
mind and body, with all its direful ills,
PERMANENTLY CURED!
Palpitaton of the heart, timidity, trem-
bling, nervous discharges, so much to be
feared; forgetfulness, lack Of ideas, sadness
of spirit, ugly imagnings, dislike 10 sohal
life and brooding melancholy.
Married Men, or those entering on that
happy life, aware of physical debility, eX-
citability of the nerves, organic diminulion
or other Irregularities, quickly assisted.
No Minerals Uscd.-1oung people los
ing their health, and spending time with
those unskilled and unqualified, causing
fatal disorders TO the head, throat, nose,
liver and lungs, stomach and bowels, speed
lily cured. .-u
Let not false modcsty deter you from call
ing Mt onco.
All Private Matters Cured!
Prompt attention is given to all correspon,,
dencc. State symptoms, and medicine VIII
be sent G. o. ID. everywhere.
DIR. Wasserzug is regular gradute oil
Is years practice. Diploma in Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-06
Prof. Fisher

will give his first social next Friday
evening, Jan. z, at his hall over Crow
dus & Co.'S. drug store.